Similar words: atlantic, north atlantic, transatlantic, atlantic ocean, north atlantic treaty, plantar, plantae, plantain. Meaning: n. 1. state capital and largest city of Georgia; chief commercial center of the southeastern United States; was plundered and burned by Sherman's army during the American Civil War 2. a siege in which Federal troops under Sherman cut off the railroads supplying the city and then burned it; 1864.
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(31) The Giants completed their four-game sweep of Atlanta.
(32) Atlanta was the powerhouse team of the '90s.
(33) She will not, however, play singles in Atlanta.
(34) The due date coincides with the closing ceremonies in Atlanta.
(35) One final suggestion: The Atlanta Advantage newsletter remains an excellent source for updated information.
(36) In 1996, they were the big guns who stormed through Atlanta with more devastating firepower than Sherman's troops.
(37) In Atlanta, apartment starts through October rose 30 % from year-earlier levels.
(38) Even the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games has tickets to unload.
(39) However, additional seating was created when the various Atlanta venues were redesigned to accommodate television cameras and other equipment.
(40) The Giants lost seven of 11 games against Atlanta during the regular season.
(41) Hall plays Michael Atwood, a motivated but still far from star announcer working for an all-sports cable network in Atlanta.
(42) It imperiously overruled not only the Florida court but also the federal appeals court in Atlanta.
(43) The bomb explosion during the 1996 Atlanta Olympics seems to have been pivotal.
(44) Even now, 100 days before the start of the Centennial Olympics in Atlanta,[sentencedict.com] the dream seems far away.
(45) Johnson must score 5, 600 points in the seven-event heptathlon to automatically qualify for the trials, June 14-23 in Atlanta.
(46) They first set up house together in Atlanta and moved to Miami three years later.
(47) They're closing this factory but building two new ones in Atlanta.
(48) Obtained in an offseason trade with Atlanta, he had struggled most of the season offensively and only hit 12 home runs.
(49) While serving as state treasurer, Ann Richards was the keynote speaker at the Democrats' 1988 convention in Atlanta.
(50) Gingrich was more combative than apologetic during appearances at three town meetings in his suburban Atlanta district.
(51) Weightlifting, as it will be on display in Atlanta, combines strength, explosiveness and technique.
(52) He's on a cross-country flight from Los Angeles to Atlanta.
(53) The production manager attends a two-week training course in Atlanta on leading work-unit teams.
(54) Younger talents can invigorate a team and do wonders for the payrolls; just look at Atlanta and Montreal.
(55) Perhaps they will spring a surprise player or two in Atlanta.
(56) Visitors have already booked every hotel room within 80 miles of downtown Atlanta.
(57) The asking price for the 60-acre estate in Atlanta is $27 million.
(58) The 12.15 shuttle service to Atlanta will depart from platform 16.
(59) Barbour canceled a scheduled trip to Atlanta on Wednesday to be available for an announcement,[sentencedict.com] according to campaign aides.
(60) Suddenly their healthy catering service was the one to have in Atlanta.
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